Month: July 2016
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UM-Flint Offers New Programs, New Departments, More Degrees
The University of Michigan-Flint continues to evolve and is launching a series of new programs and changes this fall.
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UM-Flint Professor Researches Work/Life Balance
A UM-Flint professor is researching what drives people to overwork in their jobs, and how this may be different in various countries and cultures.
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Here’s what’s going on at UM-Flint this July
Whoever said school was out for summer? Not in downtown Flint, it’s not. UM-Flint’s campus is packed with summertime activities for all ages, ranging from the academic to the relaxing…
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UM-Flint Students Volunteering in Chicago this Summer
UM-Flint students will volunteer in Chicago this summer for Alternative Summer Break.
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Expanded UM-Flint Preschool Program Impacts Flint Kids
The free Great Expectations Early Childhood Preschool is impacting the lives of the Flint kids it serves.
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UM-Flint Engineering Students Hone Skills and Design Vehicle
UM-Flint students designed and created an off-road vehicle, and used the vehicle to recently compete in New York against college teams from several countries.
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UM-Flint Faculty Research Examines Teacher Identity
Education professor Mary Jo Finney’s research is helping students discover teacher identity through reflective digital storytelling.
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UM-Flint Staff Spotlight: Ellen Buchholz
Each year, the UM-Flint Staff Council‘s Staff Recognition Award is given to deserving candidates who have been nominated by supervisors or colleagues from around the university. The award criteria focus…
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UM-Flint Trio To Share Mapping Skills in Washington D.C.
A team from UM-Flint is heading to Washington D.C. July 7 to lend their mapping skills to a federal government initiative.
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Networking is Key Component of UM-Flint Ed Tech Program
The MA in Educational Technology Program at University of Michigan-Flint provides students with direct opportunities to network with leading field professionals.